Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 124 | She, in it, senses its delicious rightfulness. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 121 | View more quotes about first">First, the female finds herself in a kneeling position, which is significant in itself. |
| 32 | 122 | She is thus in, and knows herself in, in the depth of her belly, a position indicative of obeisance, helplessness, and submission. |
| 32 | 123 | Too, that this position is assumed before a male, who is dominant by nature, is additionally significant. |
| 32 | 124 | She, in it, senses its delicious rightfulness. |
| 32 | 125 | But in this position, too, before the male, further, her knees are spread, by his will, she willing or not, invitingly. |
| 32 | 126 | Thus is attention called to, and thus is blatantly bespoken, her feminine vulnerability. |
| 32 | 127 | This advertises to him, acknowledges to him, and, indeed, culturally proclaims before him, that she is his, wholly and helplessly. |
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First, the female finds herself in a kneeling position, which is significant in itself.
She is thus in, and knows herself in, in the depth of her belly, a position indicative of obeisance, helplessness, and submission.
Too, that this position is assumed before a male, who is dominant by nature, is additionally significant.
She, in it, senses its delicious rightfulness.
But in this position, too, before the male, further, her knees are spread, by his will, she willing or not, invitingly.
Thus is attention called to, and thus is blatantly bespoken, her feminine vulnerability.
This advertises to him, acknowledges to him, and, indeed, culturally proclaims before him, that she is his, wholly and helplessly.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)